Multiple sources confirm the Supreme Court ruling in Louisiana v. Callais in April. The evidence specifies that the court narrowed a central provision of the Voting Rights Act and ruled that Louisiana's map with two majority-Black districts was unconstitutional, supporting the claim that the court limited the consideration of race in redistricting.

Two independent web search results explicitly mention efforts in Alabama and Tennessee to eliminate or split majority-Black districts following the court ruling. One source specifically mentions Tennessee splitting its only majority-Black district in Memphis and Alabama petitioning to eliminate a district represented by a Black Democrat.